


Faker Faker

by FloofeyMarshmallow



Series: Punishment Best Served [3]
Category: Supernatural
Genre: Diapers, Humiliation, Infantilism, Pacifiers, Punishment, Underage - Freeform, bottle feeding, bottles
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2015-06-14
Updated: 2015-06-25
Packaged: 2018-04-04 07:47:51
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 2
Words: 5,451
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/4130128
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/FloofeyMarshmallow/pseuds/FloofeyMarshmallow
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Fourteen year old Sam isn't as good at sneaking as he thinks he is.</p>
            </blockquote>





	1. Chapter 1

Sam groaned when he looked at the time on the clock hanging loosely on the motel kitchen's wall. Now that he was fourteen, he was being allowed on hunts.

He hated it.

John had Dean training Sam since he was ten years old, teaching him how to shoot guns, research, and giving him physical training. It was easier for Dean to do the sparring with Sam, anyway, because he was smaller than John was. Dean knew how to show restraint for Sam in a way that John was sure he would fuck up.

Sam _really_  didn't want to go hunting. He _wanted_  to get his homework finished for the night. He had a huge paper that he was trying to finish. It wasn't that John didn't want him to finish the paper; he wanted to save lives. He thought to push off Sam's first hunting trip, but this was a simple salt and burn - perfect for teaching. He wasn't sure when they would get another opportunity like this.

"It's almost time to get ready, squirt," Dean said, shutting off the TV and moving into the kitchen. "You should eat something. You're gonna need your energy; we might pull an all-nighter."

"An all-nighter?" Sam asked. "I thought this would only take an hour."

"I wish," Dean said. "Maybe if it only took an hour I would be able to get laid every once in a while." Dean had gotten his GED when he turned eighteen, just a few short months of graduation. Now he got to do whatever he wanted in his spare time. He spent most of it with Sam, anyway, unless he was really into a girl. Then Sam was shipped off to the closest Plucky Pennywhistle's. Sam shivered at the thought.

Sam groaned, leaning his head on the table he was sitting at in exasperation. He couldn't believe his own father would take him away from school assignments. None of the kids at school had to deal with this.

"Don't get so worked up over it," Dean said calmly to his younger brother. "Whenever we get home, I'll help you with whatever homework you got left."

"And when am I supposed to find the time to sleep, Dean?" Sam asked.

"I don't know, Sam." Dean sighed. His little brother was about to get angry - he could tell. The kid was such a hothead.

John walked into the room from the separate bedroom in the hotel, carrying his duffle that held all of the weapons, and his journal.

"You boys better eat," the father suggested. "We gotta hurry up and go."

"Can't I stay home?" Sam asked. "I really gotta get this work done for school."

"People are dying, Sam," John said.

"People are always dying," Sam muttered.

"What was that?" John asked.

"Nothing, dad," the youngest Winchester fibbed.

"You better watch it, Sam," John said.

"Yessir," Sam slurred.

"I'm gonna start packing the impala," Dean said. He grabbed the duffle that was placed on the bed by the father, taking it outside and leaving the youngest and eldest Winchester alone. Never a good idea.

"Why do you not care about other people's safety, Sam?" John asked.

"It's not that I don't care about their safety," Sam started. "It's that I care about my grades too. I want a normal life, dad. I don't like constantly moving around all the time..."

"I know," John said with a sigh. "I kick myself in the ass for every minute that you boys have to spend time on the road. Unfortunately, we're just gonna have to deal with it. We're in the life now. You don't just get out."

"I'm gonna get out," Sam said. "I don't care how, but one day, I will."

"You can't leave us, Sam," John responded. "You won't be safe. You won't make it all by yourself."

"I'm gonna try, dad," Sam said.

John sighed in aggravation. They were so close to a hunt, he couldn't handle this serious of a conversation with the broodiest of his brood right now. He walked to the kitchen and began to make something to eat.

"You want anything?" John asked. Sam didn't verbally answer, but he knew the kid was being his usual picky self. Always the picky eater, and picky...well, everything. That kid was just stubborn as hell. "You should eat, kid."

"I'm not hungry," Sam said. "I feel a little nauseous."

"Nauseous?" John asked. He moved from the kitchen where he had started making sandwiches - something to bring on the road with them in case the kids got hungry - and walked over to Sam. He then felt his head. "You don't feel like you have a fever."

"I just feel kinda sick," Sam fibbed. He really didn't want to go on that hunt; he needed to get his paper done.

"If you're feeling bad, you shouldn't be hunting," John said, which was exactly what Sam was hoping he would say. "I'll tell Dean to stay here with you and take care of this hunt by myself."

"No, dad," Sam nearly exclaimed, but remained the quiet tone he was using to feign sickness. Dean would know in a heartbeat that he was sick, and besides, he didn't want his father out there alone. "You need back-up. I'm just gonna stay in bed anyway. I'll ward everything as soon as you're out."

"I don't know, Sam..." John trailed off. "I don't like it here when you're by yourself."

"If I'm old enough to hunt, I'm old enough to be by myself, aren't I?" Sam asked. John had to admit that his youngest brought up a good point.

"All right, Dean and I will go on that hunt, but I'm going to make sure everything is warded before we go," John said. He had a nagging feeling that he would regret this decision. "I want you in bed right now."

"Yessir," Sam slurred once again. He made sure to be slow enough getting to the bed that his father would still believe him in his lie.

"In pajamas, young man," John said. He went back to making the sandwiches he was in the process of making. He also started to make some of his famous cure-all kitchen sink stew, which always made the boys feel better whenever they got sick.

"Where's Sam?" Dean asked when he walked back in from packing the truck up. "We gotta leave soon."

"He's sick," John said. "He said it's just a stomach-ache, but I'm making him some stew before we leave."

"We're leaving him by himself?" Dean asked. He thought it was odd because it was always their father who insisted that Sam be watched constantly. He was their treasure.

"He said that if he's old enough to hunt, he's old enough to stay by himself," John explained. "Plus, I need the back-up, our contacts are all far away, and all he'll be doing is staying in bed. I'm going to ward the motel room before we leave, and I'll be doing a separate warding on his bedroom."

"If you think this is the right idea, I'm on board, dad," Dean said.

"Will you go check on your brother before we head out? I want to make sure he's in bed like he's supposed to be," John ordered.

"Sure thing, dad." Dean walked into the room that he and Sam had been sharing, not going any further than the door frame. He could clearly see that Sam was covered with a blanket, and his body was rising and falling in a steady motion, meaning that he was asleep.

Even Dean had a nagging feeling as he walked out of the room and announced to their father that the kid was asleep.

"Let's head out of here," John said once he finished warding all the rooms. He would know if Sam walked out of his bedroom with the salt line he placed there. Sam wouldn't even know that it was there until he opened the door, and then it would be too late. That was how John put an ease to his nagging feeling, and sure, Sam could just replace the line, but he was much messier than John's straight salt lines.

* * *

 

Sam made sure to regulate his breathing in such a way that it appeared as though he was sleeping. He knew that no matter what, Dean would be feeling off, but was never sure about anything that his father felt.

He then walked out of the bedroom, bypassing the nightstand that contained the kitchen sink stew, which, of course, smeared the salt line all over the floor of the motel. Sam didn't seem to notice, focusing on the table where his homework continued to lay, waiting for him to complete it.

Sam sat at the table, grabbing his pen and beginning to write on the paper. He was going to get this done, and it would be finished before school the next morning.

He did finish his homework. It only took a few hours, but eventually the paper was done and placed in a folder of his backpack to turn it in the next morning. Sam decided it was then time for him to hit the hay before his father returned home and caught him. It was a miracle that he hadn't come home as it was, and Sam knew that he had made the right decision in feigning illness. Otherwise he never would have gotten his assignments done.

John and Dean returned around six in the morning. John was thinking about excusing Sam from school for being sick if he didn't feel well by the morning. He didn't like the boys doing much whenever they were sick, and Sam was always the neediest kid whenever he was sick.

Come to think of it, this had John confused. Sam always bugged Dean and John for all the attention he could get whenever he was sick. He never would have let either of them walk out the door for a hunt if he was sick; he would want them to stay and cuddle him before he fell asleep.

When John walked in, he noticed that Sam's homework was not on the table like it had been before. He instantly knew that either Sam had defied him while sick, or had constructed a rouse to trick his father in order to get homework done.

Dean walked to the bedroom he was sharing with Sam and noticed the smeared salt.

"Dad," Dean said, calling his father over in a way that wouldn't interrupt the youngest Winchester's sleep.

"God dammit," John said when he saw the smear.

"What are you gonna do?" Dean asked.

"I'm gonna need you to watch your brother while I make a run to the store," John said. "He's gonna get punished whether he's sick or not."

"You mean...?" Dean trailed off.

"Yep."


	2. Chapter 2

Sam awoke around ten in the morning to discover that he was indeed late for school. He jumped out of bed only to make a new discovery. He was _not_  wearing the pajamas he had gone to bed in.

He didn't really wear pajamas anymore, just wearing Dean's old handmedowns. It was easier than buying new clothing, so he had gone to bed wearing an old AC/DC t-shirt and some plaid sweatpants.

He was missing the plaid sweatpants, which were replaced by a diaper just his size.

He couldn't help it. He screamed.

John wasn't immediate in his walking to Sam's room, knowing this was no case of a supernatural being. This was simply because of the punishment that hadn't been enforced on his youngest son since he was five.

To Sam, it was just a distant memory, never thinking in a million years that the punishment of pushing a child down a slide at school for calling him weird would ever come back to haunt him.

It did.

"Morning, Sammy," John said with a smirk. Sam stared up at his father, immediately casting the puppy-dog eyes that always had his older brother giving in to everything he said. John also noted a hint of desperation in those hazel eyes.

"You can't do this to me, dad!" Sam exclaimed. He continued the eyes, hoping to get out of the predicament. He wondered where Dean was to save him.

"I can and I will," John said. "I am your father, and you decided that faking sick to finish your homework was a good idea instead of helping save lives, _and_  backing up your brother and I on the hunt!"

"You thought it was a good idea for me to back out of the hunt when you thought I was sick!" Sam shouted.

John decided to calm himself. He knew from past experience that yelling with Sam was never something that resulted in resolution. It just made the tension worse until John found himself having to go to a pool hall to let off steam.

"Sam, of course I didn't want you to go on a hunt if you were sick, but that isn't the issue here," John began calmly. "The issue here is that you faked being sick to get out of something I needed you to do."

"Obviously you didn't need me," Sam argued.

John restrained himself.

"All right, Sam, here are your rules," John started. "You're not going to school today because you're 'sick', so today you're going to be staying with me while I research."

"Where's Dean?" Sam asked. He knew if anyone could get him out of this, it would be Dean.

"Dean is at the library doing his research so he doesn't get in the way of things," John answered. "I wouldn't want you to lay any of your 'baby magic' on him and make this more complicated than it needs to be."

"Baby magic?"

"It's a term." John then walked closer to Sam. "Now, let's get you ready for the day."

"No, wait-" Sam struggled, but John pushed a pacifier in his mouth before the boy got the chance to speak another word.

"If you take that out of your mouth, you're going to regret it," John said. A part of him had placed the pacifier in his youngest son's mouth because he didn't want to hear his protests.

A separate part of him thought Sam just looked so damn adorable with a pacifier in his mouth.

John gently pushed Sam to lay back on the bed, checking his diaper in a swift motion. He knew that the teen hadn't used them - he had only placed him in the diaper a few hours prior and knew that his son had more bladder control than that.

Of course, the blood rushed right up to Sam's face as this was done to him.

John walked to the bag of clothes he had purchased while he was out, grabbing one of the outfits.

Sam cringed at the sight of the denim overalls - except they were short overalls - and the baby blue shirt to go with it.

John dressed Sam, buckling the overalls and placing white socks over his 'baby's' feet.

"All ready for the day," John said. It was a struggle for him to lift his son, but he was determined to do it. He was small in stature, but he had gangly legs that let everyone know that he would be a Sasquatch someday.

After being lifted, Sam wrapped his arms around his father's neck and his legs around John's waist in an attempt to avoid being dropped. He hadn't been lifted by anyone but Dean since he was six, and he wasn't sure he could trust his father to not drop him.

John carried him to the booster seat he had set up in the kitchen. Once Sam was inside of it and strapped in, he admired his work.

Sam had the bitchiest bitch face that John had ever seen. If he thought Mary had been good at that, Sam had trumped it. Dean was always pretty good too, but Sam had nothing on any of the Winchesters.

"Time for breakfast, buddy." John smirked, going to the kitchen where he left the toast and eggs he had made for the boy. He didn't use the baby food method much anymore; he was worried about the boys' health, and didn't know that baby food was the best thing for that.

Sam stayed quiet - because of the pacifier in his mouth - watching and occasionally letting out small whimpers. John thought it was adorable, Sam didn't even realize he was doing it.

John walked back over to the table, sitting down in front of Sam. He would allow the teenager to feed himself the toast, but _John_  would be the one to feed the eggs to him.

He grabbed one of the rubbery baby forks he had purchased from the store, scooping eggs with it - because it was nearly impossible to stab anything with the rubbery prongs - before holding it up to his youngest son's mouth.

"Oh, right," John said when Sam didn't make a move to eat it. John reached over, pulling the pacifier out of his son's mouth. It gave easily - the kid wasn't even really trying to hold it in there. "Now eat up, bud."

Sam took the small bites on account of being hungry. He only ate a bit of his father's kitchen sink stew the previous night. It was so spicy, it nearly burned his lips off. He hadn't been able to finish it.

Once the eggs were gone, John grabbed Sam's hand and placed a piece of toast in it, signifying that he was able to eat that by himself.

"So, Sammy, what do you want to do today?" John asked as he began to put some of the items he purchased away. "We could go to the park? Maybe even swing by the library and see your brother," he suggested.

"No!" Sam exclaimed. He didn't want to leave the motel. Besides, if they went by the library, he would be forced to see the girl he had been eyeing for the past few days there. She was pretty, and Sam had been itching to ask her out on a date.

"Sammy, if you don't want to go, you don't say no like that," John said. "It's rude. Say 'no, thank you' in your inside voice."

"Yessir," Sam slurred as he chewed his toast.

When the toast was finished, John walked over and wiped Sam's face before slipping the pacifier back in his mouth. He took the dirty dishes to the sink, making promises to wash them when Sam was napping.

John unhooked Sam out of the booster seat - it had a little strap like the ones at the restaurants did - and carried him to the living room where a blanket was spread out on the floor.

"Don't leave the playpen, Sammy," John instructed. "There are plenty of toys for you to play with."

John walked over to his bed where he still had guns out from that night's hunt. He had barely slept throughout the night with the hunt and then coming home to Sam not being sick and needing to get proper punishment items. He had hoped this would teach Sam a lesson about lying to do pointless things.

Of course, the father constantly cast looks over his shoulder to see that his boy was still sitting on the blanket. He wasn't playing with the toys John had so gratefully left out for him.

"Do you not wanna play with toys right now, Sammy?" John asked. Sam looked up from his blanket immediately, feeling as though he had been caught doing something he wasn't supposed to. "Oh, I know, you wanna go outside to play."

Sam shook his head no hastily. He definitely did not want that. He wanted the opposite of that.

"Let's get you ready and we'll go to the library," John said. He walked over to Sam, who had once again started making small whimper noises.

John gently pushed Sam back on the blanket where he proceeded to check his diaper for wetness - and came up with negative results - and placed some stark white shoes on his little feet. It was the most childish outfit he had found at the store, and wanted to try it out first day.

Once Sam was ready, John stood him up on the blanket.

"Am I going to be able to trust you to hold my hand like a good boy when we go out, or do I have to use the harness?" John asked. He had purchased a harness for Sam when he was eight, but Sam had always promised he would be good. John hadn't needed to use it anymore, but he kept it just in case. It was in near mint condition.

Sam immediately took his father's hand in his. John smiled.

"Good boy," he said.

They walked out of the motel room where they began to walk to the library. Sam had thought they would use the impala to get there, but he did know that the library was within walking distance. Sam also figured that his father was trying to embarrass him more by walking with him.

Before they reached the library, Sam pulled on his father's hand to get his attention.

"Yes, Sammy?" John asked when he turned to Sam. The boy pointed to the pacifier in his mouth. He didn't want to get in trouble for removing it himself. "Oh, all right, I'll take out your passi." John removed it, pocketing the thing in the event that he would need to get Sam to be quiet in the future.

They walked into the library where they found Dean's table. Sam was trying to hide himself against his father so the girl he fancied wouldn't see him.

"Oh, hey, dad," Dean said when he realized the two were there. "Um...what are you doing here? I thought you were keeping Sam away from me because..." He didn't need to finish that sentence. It was so that Dean didn't intervene to protect his little brother.

"Sammy missed you," John responded. "He wanted to see his big brother. Sammy, sit by your big brother."

Sam nodded, releasing his father's hand and sitting in the chair beside Dean.

"Dean, please," Sam whimpered out, casting the puppy dog eyes toward his brother.

Dean was torn. On one hand, he was told to always protect his little brother, and on the other hand, if he interfered with this punishment, he would find himself in the same predicament, still unable to do anything to help Sam. Dean looked up to his father.

"Sammy, you know better than to con your brother into helping you," John said. He pulled Sam out of his chair and swatted his behind three times. Sam whimpered and began to clutch onto John in order to get away from his hand. "We're gonna go, Dean. Obviously someone can't be a good boy."

"See ya later..." Dean trailed off as he watched the two leave.

* * *

 

"I'm very disappointed in you," John said as he walked toward the park with Sam in tow. "I know this is no way to reward your behavior, but I don't think you'll have much fun here."

"Dad, please-" Sam was interrupted by the pacifier being forced back into his mouth.

"Go and play on the slide," John ordered. "Unless you want me to push you on the swing."

Sam nodded, walking toward the slide. He repeated his actions in sliding down the slide and climbing up the later before sliding down the slide again several times.

He then felt the familiar need to use the toilet.

Of course his father wasn't going to let him. That was one of the biggest things in this punishment, and Sam honestly believed it was his father's favorite part. Sam didn't remember much of the punishment, but he remembered the last time he had received it, he had gone through quite a bit of diapers. He knew Dean remembered more than he did.

Sam decided not to give into the urge. If his father wanted to change a diaper, he would change one that was soaked. Of course, Sam didn't want to sit in it for that long, so he waited until he would have to go more.

John waited at the park, sitting at a bench where he was reading some book about hunting. Or at least that's what Sam assumed. The bench a few feet away from the slide, but John got the full view of his son.

Sam chewed on the pacifier as he grew angrier. He was sick of his father thinking he had the control all the time. Sam could have control too!

After an hour of repeating the slide, Sam couldn't hold his urine anymore and let go into the diaper. Sure enough, it was soaked. Even so that it had begun leaking, which wasn't his plan at all.

Sam jumped off the slide, running to his father, hoping that he had packed extra clothing for him.

"What is it, buddy?" John asked when Sam walked over to him. He then caught a glimpse of the leaking and raised the shorts of the overalls to reveal the diaper that was definitely soaked. "Oh, boy. I didn't think you would get this messy."

John laid Sam on a picnic table, unbuckling the overalls and removing them. He changed the soaked diaper - and Sam was so grateful that everyone happened to be at school - before buckling the soaked overalls once again.

Sam made a disgusted noise and John just gave him a sympathetic look.

"I'm sorry, buddy, but you don't have any other clothes to wear," John said. He helped Sam off the picnic table and walked back to the motel with him. Sam felt like he was getting stares due to the pacifier in his mouth and the soaked overalls. He hoped they moved out of this town soon and they thought he was just a kid with special needs or something.

When they reached inside the motel room, John replaced the overalls with white shorts. Sam wasn't liking this outfit either, but it was better than urine soaked overalls.

"I think it's about time you had your nap," John said. He walked into the kitchen where he made a bottle of warm milk, bringing it back to Sam. He lifted the boy up and carried him to bed.

John laid down on the bed, holding Sam close to him. After removing the pacifier, he gently pushed the bottle into Sam's mouth.

"Come on, Sammy, let's take a nap together." Sam felt a little better about this. Maybe a nap wasn't such a bad idea if his father was taking one with him.

Sam finished the bottle, which was placed on the nightstand beside the bed, before John began to rub the teenager's back.

Sam remembered this feeling. He remembered being six years old, laying with his father contently as they watched cartoons or whatever kid show was appropriate for him at the time. He somewhat missed it, with John becoming his drill sergeant and all.

John missed it too.

Sam actually managed to get an hour of a nap, and when he woke, he noticed that his father happened to be sleeping too. He wondered just how long Dean could manage to stay away from their house; he wanted his big brother back with him, even if he was embarrassed about the punishment.

Sam continued to lay with his father despite the fact that he was now awake. Along with his waking up, he was welcomed to a full bladder - something he didn't think could be possible with the amount he had urinated already.

He squirmed for a few minutes before giving up and urinating in the diaper.

As luck would have it, John woke up just after.

Sam just knew he had to have been feigning sleep so Sam could suffer.

"All done with your nap, munchkin man?" John asked, lifting Sam up as he stood from the bed. "Feels like you need a diaper change."

John laid Sam on the bed, changing his diaper for what seemed like the millionth time that day. Sam allowed himself to whimper and whine as this was done.

"Okay, Sam, since you've been such a good boy, I'm gonna strike you with a deal," John said suddenly. Sam looked up to his father, his interest piqued. "If you continue to be good, I'll let you advance into a toddler."

"Huh?" Sam asked.

"Sh," John reminded Sam to keep quiet or he would be forced to use the pacifier once again. "You'll be able to feed yourself and do simple things, but you'll still be treated little. Just until bedtime."

John did have his selfish reasons for this. He wanted to get some research for the next hunt done, and really wanted Dean to come home. Having his boy gone for so long caused him a bit of anxiety.

Sam nodded. Of course he would accept any opportunity to have a bit more dignity. Even if he was going to be treated like a toddler, he was still going to take it.

"Let's get you set up in the living room." John carried Sam away from the bed and toward the television. He placed him on the couch, allowing him to watch cartoons. Dean had been like this when he was a toddler, but Sam had always been more rowdy. John decided to treat Sam a little more like he treated toddler Dean.

"Daddy's going to clean up a little bit and then we're gonna pick up your brother," John said. "Then we'll come back here and he'll spend some time with you while daddy gets some work done."

Sam stayed silent. He wasn't going to have the pacifier put in his mouth again.

John did as he said, cleaning up the diaper paraphernalia. Once he was finished, he got Sam ready and they walked back to the library.

"Dad?" Dean asked when he spotted John once again. "What are you doing here for the second time?"

"It's time to come home, Dean," John said. "I don't like you being gone for so long."

"But...dad, I can't stand the..." Dean trailed off.

"I know; tonight's the end of the punishment," John explained. "And he's been given some higher privileges for being a good boy today."

"Higher privileges?" Dean asked.

"I'll explain it on the way home."

Together the three of them walked home from the library. Sam didn't dare try to cast the puppy dog eyes back at his brother once again. He didn't want John to catch him. The consequences would be dire.

They reached the motel, John instructing Sam to sit in front of the television or play with his toys on the floor like a good boy. Sam opted to sit in front of the television and watch the cartoons John had put on for him earlier that were still playing.

"So..." Dean trailed off. "I could've kept researching at the library."

"You being gone so long was killing me, boy," John said. "I was worried something could get you and you'd be by yourself."

"Well, I'm not by myself anymore," Dean commented.

"That's right." John sat at the dining table with a book. "You can either help me research or watch TV with your brother."

Dean decided to show some mercy on Sam, and suffered through the cartoons with his younger brother. Sam leaned onto Dean, and the elder brother gave the younger the comfort that the boy desperately sought.

The two fell asleep on the couch - boredom does that - and John chuckled to himself when he saw the two.

John lifted Dean - who was quite the heavy kid - and put him in bed. He stared down at Sam, who was still dressed like his little boy.

John then lifted Sam. He cradled him for the longest moment. He remembered when Sam was a baby and Mary used to coo and coddle him. Sam was obviously the baby of the family, given as much attention as all babies of families were. This continued even after she died. Dean did the coddling after that.

John was so damn thankful that Dean coddled his brother. He was grateful that Sammy's innocence was preserved for as long as it was. Sammy was their last ray of light in the darkness.

Even after learning the truth, he was still the one thing that kept Dean and John going.

"...Dad...?" Sam mumbled as he began to stir awake in his father's arms.

"Sh; go back to sleep," John said gently. "Just go back to sleep."

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> So this was intended to be my last chapter for the 'Punishment Best Served' series, but now I'm thinking we should keep the party going! Any suggestions for what happens next in this punishment series?


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